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[kheldar1982]

Thanks for your open words and the story told. It may be an inspiration for others. I am 42 years old. I do not have issues with alcohol, or without it. My addiction is more internet and games, which cost me sleep. I am fighting it now step by step and hope to make it one day, so I do not have a bad feeling when I go to bed between 10 and 11 pm, when I need to get up at 6am.

[khazrakh]

Hey, thanks for stopping by.
I know the issue with internet and games especially very well. I've spent way more time in my life on these things than I care to admit. When I quit alcohol, video games were the first thing to fill the void and even up until today, I struggle with getting them out of my live or at least keeping the time spent om them in check.

[proto26]

Your first paragraph could not have resonated with me more, my old friend.
I commend you and your efforts on this journey. It reminds me of a short, sweet song I discovered recently called 'Life's Incredible Again'. It's amazing to think how long we actually perpetuate this state of being on life support, while functioning and maintaining a believable facade. I seem to still be somewhere in the middle of my struggle, with a similar up/down and lack of energy/interest. And I've gone a great long while without posting on Hive. Still nothing all year, but I wanted to change that today.

[khazrakh]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this comment, I really appreciate it and I'm happy to hear from you!
Looking back, life sure was easier when I didn't even realize in how bad of a situation I've put myself. But the struggle is worth it and eventually things do get better.
All the best and a lot of strength to you for your own journey!